Maison Familiale Lumineuse De Trois Chambres Avec Jardin Et Garage À La Frontière De Belgravia Et Chelsea

Stepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance foyer leads through to a staircase hall. Beyond is a generous living area, that includes an open-plan kitchen with modern units and a reception room with enough space for dining and seating.
Double French doors open onto the garden, while a large lantern skylight brings added illumination and creates the feel of a Victorian conservatory. This floor also features a convenient utility room, a guest WC and access to the garage.
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The house has been recently renovated and presented in excellent condition, with large windows, wooden floors and thoughtfully positioned skylights adding to the sense of light and space throughout.
The first floor consists of a generous reception room with full-length sash windows and a double bedroom offering an ensuite bathroom with a bath. Upstairs are two more bedrooms, both ensuite and both with inbuilt wardrobe space.
The property includes a garage and off-street parking in front of the house. Furthermore, there is a rear garden with a paved patio area, a lawn and planted borders.
Cadogan Lane was laid out in the late eighteenth century, one of several streets in the neighbourhood named after the Earls of Cadogan. This convenient address marks the border of Belgravia with Kensington and Chelsea.
Today it is mostly lined with mews houses from the twentieth century. From here, Sloane Square Station is close, while Knightsbridge Station is also nearby. In addition, the neighbourhood contains many excellent restaurants and shops.